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Bouchon Bakery

4.2 (4k reviews)
Closed 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
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Brian F.

Bouchon Bakery is a bakery owned by the famous chef Thomas Keller, known for the legendary restaurant The French Laundry. It's located next to Bouchon Bistro where we wanted to go for lunch, but they couldn't accommodate our party of ten even with split tables. Because of that, we went to the bakery instead. When we arrived at 11am there was a long line out the door. It moved pretty quickly and the food came out pretty quickly. I think it could've moved even quicker if there were menus earlier in the line so I knew exactly what I wanted ahead of time instead of figuring that out when it was my time to order. My favorites were the chocolate croissant, cream cheese danish, bacon cheese scone, and the raspberry macaron. There were a few tables outside but it's more of a casual stop for pastries and coffee than a sit down restaurant.

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Brian V.

Highly popular bakery located in the Yountville/ Napa area. It's a small space and from what I know, there's always a line. But luckily, we were here at an odd hour on a weekday afternoon, and the line was minimal. The folks here were super friendly and helpful. I was here with my parents and they kind of knew what they wanted, but the folks are also kind of love us through some other options that we were interested in. For some of the basics, we got an epi baguette, a regular baguette, and I got some coffee. We picked up a few of the pastries to bring home some other family members as well. The place was beautiful and organized and so were the pastries. Everything was good. I had some of the baguette for the next day with some butter and some charcuterie meats for breakfast.

Clara C.

This review is for the baked goods, not the location itself. Is it worth visiting? I don't think so because Yountville is where now? They also close early on weekdays (3PM) and close at 6 PM on weekends. There also tends to be a long line. Plus, some popular items tend to run out! You would have to be super dedicated like my friend Eva to wake up at 5 AM to pick up two giant bags of baked goods for her friends. The online menu is different from what they offer on-site. I remember the website didn't have tomato soup, but it was on the physical menu.

Sheree M.

Saw on social media that when in Napa this should be on your list to stop. It's about 6 miles from central Napa a straight shot and very easy to get to. Nestled in the cute town of Yountville it's centrally located next two other places to eat and have coffee. There isn't an actual parking lot but we were able to find parking quickly on the street for free. As most of the other reviews mentioned. There was a long line to get in and place your order. I would say we were in line 40 minutes or so. It moved pretty quickly though. A lot of people were chatting with each other in line Once you make it inside irs small but filled with so many treats! We ordered a little of everything and it was all delicious! There isn't a place to eat inside so you just take it and maybe put in the oven or microwave for a few seconds just to get it warm. My fav was the danish with raspberry and cream cheese! You can order coffee too if you would like. Definitely make the trip, we went around 6pm and they were still packed so can't say there's a good time to go just be patient!

Didn't take pictures of my products before I ate them, but here's a remnant of my sandwich. My apologies...
Ma L.

Was in Yountville for their Art Walk, decided to try this bakery after all the hype. Food was nothing spectacular for the price and reputation (I've had better baked goods at down-to-earth bakeshops). I ordered the following: Chocolate-almond croissant:3/5 Ham & cheese baguette: 3/5 Place was clean, aesthetics were good. Staff who took my order wasn't friendly.

Gagan

Such an aesthetic place and so much promise. It is extremely popular and the line does get long, but the selection is pretty mid. They have your average croissant selection nothing creative. So a solid staple for a pastry but there are plenty wow worthy places in Napa.

Lemon tart, peanut butter sandwich
Rose H.

A must visit once you're in Yountville!!!! My bf and I got a plethora of different bakery items including the baguette, peanut butter sandwich, chocolate almond croissant, and lemon tart. Absolutely DELICIOUS. The baguette and their butter were my favorite part. (They make everything in house) Be prepared for at least a 20 min wait!!! But once you order, it's almost immediate!

Arianne P.

Yummy pastries all around! Everything I tried hit the spot. I picked up four macarons (chocolate, vanilla, pistachio, and red velvet) and each one was perfectly balanced with a crisp shell and soft, flavorful center. The cream cheese danish was a standout--generously filled and rich without being overly sweet. The pistachio éclair was absolutely delectable, with a smooth, nutty cream that made it hard to share. I also grabbed the Better Nutter and the TKO (Thomas Keller Oreo), both of which were delicious and worth ordering again. The only item I wasn't too into was the Ohoh, though my niece loved it--so it really just comes down to personal taste. Service was friendly and efficient, even with the steady crowd. The bakery itself is pretty small, so expect a line that may stretch out the door, we waited about 15 minutes just to get inside. Still, definitely worth it for the quality of the pastries!

Blueberry muffin
Angela O.

This adorable little gem in Yountville had a line stretching what felt like half a mile, and honestly? Worth every single step. We stopped in to see what all the buzz was about and left completely obsessed. Don't let the line intimidate you though, it moves surprisingly fast! The shop itself is tiny but mighty, and the moment you walk in, the smell of fresh breads and pastries hits you like a warm hug. Oh, and did we mention it's owned by the legendary Chef Thomas Keller? Yeah, that's reason enough to plant yourself in that line and not look back. I snagged the monkey bread, a blueberry muffin, and a pistachio macaroon, and friends, I have a pro tip: pop those pastries in the microwave for just a few seconds and prepare yourself for pure, warm, buttery greatness. Everything was delicious and perfectly balanced, not too sweet, just right. If you're in Yountville, this stop is non-negotiable!

Fuhgeddabout Rice Krispies treat with chocolate, sea salt, and caramel
Regina L.

Bouchon Bakery is always a must stop for friends, family, and me when we go to Napa. The line moved quickly and excellent staff took our orders and processed purchases professionally and swiftly, as always! Their Kouign Aman is my absolute fav, and I've had my share of Kouign Aman's from numerous bakeries. It's Bouchon Bakery's perfect blend of sweet, buttery, and flaky for me! I finally got to enjoy a Fuhgeddaboudit that my friends have raved about and I ended up devouring this chocolate, sea salt, and caramel Rice Krispies culinary art piece! I also picked up goodies of Netter Better, strawberry and chocolate Oh-Oh's, croissant, and oat meal pecan cookies to treat my family. I tried their cream cheese, flaky pastry, topped with powdered sugar and a cream cheese swirl. Its presentation and taste were exquisite! Until next time, Bouchon Bakery!

cream cheese danish
Lauren M.

A must-go whenever you're in Yountville! The cheese danish and chocolate almond croissant are my absolute favorites -- perfectly flaky, buttery, and just the right amount of sweet. Always worth the stop

Lily Z.

Service: despite the line, we ended getting served very quickly. Perfect spot to drop in and get a few items to go. Ambiance: super cute! Food: WOW. Definitely a must stop during a day trip to the Napa area. I wish I could've ordered everything on the menu. The place definitely lives up to the hype. I ordered: - a pistachio macaron which was out of this world and massive. One of the best I've had and I've been to France! I really wish I would've ordered more. - raspberry and almond cake pastry: sweet light and creamy - almond croissant: not overly sweet which was actually really nice! Very crunchy and fluffy even after eating it a few days later. (Just bake with small cup of water in toaster or microwave with a wet towel over) A must stop. Hopefully next time we'll get to try the bistro connected to the bakery. We'll be back! Until then I'll be dreaming of that pistachio macaron!

Emile T.

The ham and cheese croissant sandwich was a hit. Very polite service and we got our order quickly. The cafe is beautiful, especially with their displays of pastries. There were tables outdoors in the beautiful city of a Yountville. Highly recommend checking the bakery out in the morning if you're around Yountville.

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Is the online menu up to date or is there more options to order in person such as the turkey sandwich?

There are more options to order in person, but not sure about the Turkey sandwich specifically

Do they accommodate allergies? (Soy & peanuts)

So sorry not sure, but maybe you can give them a call. I truly hope they have something for you 😀. Ph.# 1(707) 944-2253 (Yountville CA)

Will the bakery be open on New Year's Day (01/01/2023)?

Always check the website. Good businesses post holiday hours. Yes, they are open.… 

Hello, Are you open Christmas Day (12/25/2022)?

No. They are not open Christmas Day.… 

Gluten free options?

Not that I remember at the bakery.

Are the Kouign-Amanns back?? They're the absolute best here!!

Call the restaurant directly. It was there 2 weeks ago when we visited by

Will they be open on Thanksgiving?

Yes they will be open on thanksgiving 2019 from 8a-11a.

Does anyone know if this place does Wedding Cakes?

They make custom cakes, but not really wedding cakes. You could order different size cakes and tier them yourself and add fresh flowers for decoration.

Anyone know the names of their coffee? My mom and I visited a month ago and they had this phenomenal coffee that had almost no coffee scent. It was next to the house coffee. Starts with an M I believe?

It's the Bouchon Blend. They sell it in 12 ounce bags. You can also order it online from Equator Coffee and Teas.

Does the bakery ever run out of things during the day (and a weekend)? Trying to go in the later afternoon.

No, they are amazing and stocked all day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The only thing is that they do close… 

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